Parklife Festival has announced its complete lineup for 2025.

      The complete lineup for Parklife 2025 has been revealed, and it's an impressive one: joining the previously announced headliner Charli XCX is none other than rap legend 50 Cent. Both artists are known for their boundary-pushing performances and electrifying parties, and they will be bringing their unique energy to Manchester—home to a renowned underground culture—this summer as they celebrate Parklife’s 15th anniversary in grand style. The lineup features a host of influential names as well: R&B/pop innovator Jorja Smith and rising star Lola Young are set to captivate the audience at Heaton Park, while acts like Confidence Man, Peggy Gou, Overmono, and Bicep will keep the dance floor alive. Parklife 2025 is scheduled for June 14-15 at Heaton Park in Manchester, with tickets going on sale to the general public at 10am on Friday, January 31, via the festival's website. In the meantime, check out the impressive full lineup below…

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